Sentence examples for scarce monitoring from inspiring English sources

The IDW modeling proved to be a useful tool for screening of the health risks in the large areas with scarce monitoring data.

Spatiotemporal estimation (mapping) of long-term exposure at residential areas based on field observations recorded in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Air Quality System often suffer from missing data issues due to the scarce monitoring network across space and the inconsistent recording periods at different monitors.

If TDF is to be implemented in resource-limited settings where numbers requiring antiretroviral therapy are high but access to laboratory services are scarce, these monitoring protocols may need to be further simplified.

So pouring scarce resources into monitoring all convicted offenders means there is less money for programmes to prevent sexual violence and counsel victims and for the rape investigation units, rape evidence testing and other tools that could bring justice in these cases.

Furthermore, the data show that a negative CD4 cell count slope could not even be used as a screen to identify those at high risk of virological failure as a means of rationing scarce viral load monitoring resources.

Growing up in Iran, music was scarce and heavily monitored by authorities.

Now, as the grass stops growing and food becomes scarce, the rangers monitor the animals closely and shoot those that look like they are not going to survive.

But federal officials have scarce resources to monitor compliance with the Medicaid law and few enforcement tools except cutting off funds.

Studies on the efficacy of bone scans for therapy monitoring are scarce, but is has been shown that the results of bone scans and fluorine PET heavily influence therapy decisions in clinical practice: Hillner et al. investigated the influence of 18F-fluoride PET/CT on therapy management in 2217 patients with osseous metastases.

The generation of high quality and comparable monitoring data still scarce and highly scattered in the indoor environment and minimum quality requirements for their harmonized storage in a common database is crucial to support prioritization activities.

With the increase in traffic, the significance of PAHs in Europe is growing, but their monitoring remains scarce.